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Thanks Lucapooka.Lucapooka wrote:Yes, but the business also needs to have spent 200K on operating expenses during that period. It does not have to be that particular 200K you invested, but it does need to be a sum in that amount, perhaps garnered from the operating profit garnered during the three year period.
Lucapooka, do you know if I am obligated to actually deposit 200k into my business account?Lucapooka wrote:Yes, but the business also needs to have spent 200K on operating expenses during that period. It does not have to be that particular 200K you invested, but it does need to be a sum in that amount, perhaps garnered from the operating profit garnered during the three year period.
Thank you for the reply. Also I was wondering: can the 200k be spent on business activities OUTSIDE the UK but still related to my business? For example, paying vendors in other countries?Lucapooka wrote:Not for an extension. However, if the business is very sufficiently successful for the migrant to qualify for ILR after 3 years rather than 5, there is no requirement for the original 200K to have been invested as the requirements for ILR after 3 years do not ask for this.
Lucapooka wrote:Yes, but the business also needs to have spent 200K on operating expenses during that period. It does not have to be that particular 200K you invested, but it does need to be a sum in that amount, perhaps garnered from the operating profit garnered during the three year period.
thanks ,I was thinking same ..Lucapooka wrote:Yes, at all times. You must have that sum (or a similar sum) available up to time it is actually injected into the business, otherwise leave may be curtailed. However, I feel that the monitoring and application of this during the three years will be light, random and arbitrary; only in situations where suspicion is high. Currently, there are no requirements for annual financial reporting to the UKBA where they might universally see the progression of the investment for all Tier 1 (Ent).
Lucapooka wrote:Not for an extension. However, if the business is very sufficiently successful for the migrant to qualify for ILR after 3 years rather than 5, there is no requirement for the original 200K to have been invested as the requirements for ILR after 3 years do not ask for this.
I just had a read through the guidance, please correct me if I am wrongLucapooka wrote:You need to read the guidance and attributes A section of the immigration rules for precise information on what is required for ILR after 3 years and what is required for IRL after 5 years. Your questions indicate you have read neither. The 200K is with regard to extending Tier 1 (Ent) leave rather than switching out of that into settlement.
I did see that a wealth creation of atleast £5 million does exist.Lucapooka wrote:No, you missed a very important detail regarding wealth creation.
In terms of investing the 200k, can I spend it on something OUTSIDE the UK? For example paying vendors based in different countries?Lucapooka wrote:No, you missed a very important detail regarding wealth creation.